The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-31
Personalities.

Mr.. X. L. Greer was in town Wednesday,.
Mr.. Robt. Taubmar is about cOnvalescent.
Mr.. julius Winkler is home from New
Mexico.
MIR. Will LOOMS, of St. Louis, spent Christ
mas here.
MIR. Geo. Hutchison is able to be about his
work again.
Mr., Albert Hainkel wa, here to spend
Christmas.
Mr.. Mansfield McClelland was home for
Christmas.
MIR. Chas. Wilson. Of Kansas City, spent
Christmas here.
Mr.. Chas. Kidwell. of Kansas City, spent
Christmas here.
Mr.. Wood Young. of Kansas City. spent
Christmas here.
Mr.. Rude Nagle. of Kansas City. spert
Christmas here.
Mr.. Webb Lamborn, of Kansas City, spent
Christmas here.
Mr.. Ben Hamlet, of Kansas City, spent
Christmas here.
Mr.. Harry Earl. of Kansas City, spent
Christmas here.
Mr.. Ben. ireland. of Kansas City. spent
Sui Ntiia uVit.
Mr.. Arthur Gehner. of Sedalia, spent
Christmas here.
Mr.. Chas. Weber. of St. Louis, spent
Chrissna as here.
Mr.. o. J. Gehner was here, last Sunday.
visiting his parents.
DR.. Cooley spent Christmas day with his
family in Kansas City.
Mr.. j. w. Wiley, of Corder, called on the
Intelligencer Thursday.
Mr.. Alb. Allen. of Independence, was here
on business last Monday.
Mayor Hargrave, Of Higginsville. paid Us
| a pleasant visit Thursday.
Mr.. F. w. Reisburg, of Buffalo. N. Y, is
in the city visiting friends.
MIR. Frank Atkinson came down to spend
Christmas with his relatives.
DIR. T. f. Bedford, of Independence, Is WIS.,
lting his father in this county.
Mr.. F. Caples went down to Glasgow
Wednesday night, on d short visit,
Gov. Warehouses; wife is a sister of our
fellow citizen. Mr.. John McFadin.
MIR. Jack Price is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Florence O.te. in Newton. Kansas.
Mr.. Ernest McCausland has been on the
sick list two or three days this week.
Mr.. Russell Wilson, OF Wichita, Kan,
spent Christmas here with relatives.
A. J. Hall, ESQ.,. was shaking hands witt
his many friends here last Wednesday.
Mr.. X. 5. COlvln, of the GreentOn neigh
borhood, was in the city last Thursday.
Mr.. George Venable, Jr.. is able to take hi
place again on the express delivery wagon.
Nizs Ali.a Williams nf CT T.ouia IA spopi
ing the holidays with her brother in this city
Kisses Fannie and Annie Allen are ~visitin'
} their sister, Mrs. A. Wade. in Higsinsville
Messrs. Geo. and Ernest Chapman spen
: Christmas with their father, DR.. NJ. Chapman
Mrs. Oran Dorset and three daughters,
5 Lamourie, La, are visiting Mrs. }. ID. She
$ walter, and her daughter, Miss Matte Dor
=, sett.
c Miss Allie Eagle is spending the holiday
N Kansas City visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dl
I Allen.
Mr.. Abe Wade mt wife ate oysters an
turkey with Mr.. f. Allen and family las
Monday.
Rev. J.. S. Price. of California. Mo-, spell
: Christmas with the family of his father .Juds
5 John Price.
Mr.. Michael Summers, of Alma. was
town Thursday, and paid the Intelligencer
pleasant visit.
Mr.. Gus. Weber and his sister, Mrs. Ne
bit, OF C~ooiridge, Kansas, are home on q Wis
!" to their parents.
e Mr.. Bernard Meyer, who has been qui
g iii with rheumatism for some two or thr'
weeks, is better.
Mr.. Leslie ". Corder, who is sttendin
Ic the University at Columbia, has been hon
for the holidays.
y Mrs. Chas. Gunlack and son, Willie,
u Odessa, are visiting the family of Mr..
Summers this week.
DR.. H. n. Griswold and wife, the latter n
Tona Ryland. have been here this week Wis
y. ing relatives and friends.
Misses Mary H.. Smi.h snd Florence ArnO
spent a portion OF their Christmas holida
With friends in the country.
'e Messrs. w, Ii. Bell and Jas. L.. Burr
lie who were in Lexington, Tuesday, paid {,
Intelligencer "A pleasant visit.
" Prof. Demand attended the county col
missioners' meeting at 5edalia, this wee
a. and was a member Of IL Q committee on res
buttons,
lie Mr.. Jos. Vol is visiting old acqualntanc
+ here. He at present resides in Springfield
Mo-, and reports all old LeXingtOnians the
Mt as prOspering.
q The notice furnished Us by a irieGI, of d
a death of Miss Mary l. Lsdford. printed Il
l. week. was erroneous. We print 1t correct
I'd in the proper place to-day,
My. Green Bedford, of Clay township. W
in town, Tuesday, and dropped in to sse I
" Mr.. Bedford begins to rank among the pat
- archs, but he still looks hale and hearty.
st. LOUIS Republican :-"COl. Hunter B
I'll Jenkins has recovered from his late illne
q. and was st his place of business yesterd
when he was congratulated by his ma
friends"
is. Mrs. Eliza Wilcox is the only person be
rs in the White House. She was the OF
daughter OF President JacksOn's adopted 81
1t, anu was born in the presidential mansi
Il during the administration of o Hickory
be Mrs. Emison Chanslor. assisted by NJ,
danes w. b. Bolton, r. f. Smith, Mis-.
Bette Atkinson, Bodis Mouutjoy, Be
v Graves. Katie Hollis and Bette Mounti,
- will receive st her residence on Frank
De avenue from 4 to Q. January ,.
Mrs. L. ~. Cordeil, who Is teaching sch,
in the Chrisman neighb0rhoOd. has been
~, home this week for the HOLIDAYS, hut Will
81 unable to return TO take up her school
=, Tuesday next as she expected, on account
49, being sick. She hopes, however. 20 be
right again soon.
he Mrs. w b. Steele assisted BY Mesdan
e. 3. A. Chinn, G. A, S~turges, Misses Re
he Corder. of Waverly; Dixie and Eddie w
mt SCR. Ella Nickel, Celeste Stephens, of Boo
nc vile. will receive at her residence on the c
ill ner of Main and 18th streets. from > to To-
le- p. m, Monlay. January 3, 1883.
Miss Florence Hamisfar, of Osvego, X.
was expected last night on a visit TO
triend. Mrs. L. G. fhetZing. Miss Hamis
Is a .T.ddate or the Boston Homepst
ne medical college and has for the past tn
lai years resided and pract;ced IN Hokoda
,e- Japan, being'one n: the medical missionar
go sent by the Methodist church to Japan.
lto trust Miss HamiSfar W i'll have such a rec,
ton in Lexington u her self-sacrihce in
. great a cause deserves.
Gen. JOhn c. Fremont. ACCOMPANIED by
wife and daughter, arrived in Los AngeI
tTupS1Yy NIGHT TIL. y.nar, md ~. L-